Brave Cat
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Digital
FAQ
Send us a short description of what you need through our contact form or by email. You don’t need a finished brief. Tell us what your business does, what you need from the website, and anything you already know about the project.
We first make sure the project is a good fit and clarify anything important. Then we define the scope, website structure, timeline, and price before any work starts.
Most website projects take around 1 to 4 weeks. Larger websites, ecommerce projects, complex functionality, or projects that require more content can take longer. The expected timeline is agreed before the project starts.
Usually we need information about the business, the services or products, any existing branding, and whatever content or images you already have. If something is missing, we identify it before the build starts instead of discovering it halfway through the project.
No. We define the direction first, then design and build the homepage or another key page as a real working page in the browser. You review the actual website instead of approving a static mockup that later has to be rebuilt.
Most communication happens in writing so decisions, feedback, and project details stay clear. We use calls when they are useful, but we do not require unnecessary meetings for every step of the project.
You review the first key page early and give us feedback before we build the rest of the website. Once the direction is approved, we complete the remaining pages and make the revisions included in the agreed project scope. Anything outside that scope is discussed before additional work is added.
Yes. We handle the website from initial structure and web design through development, responsive setup, technical SEO foundations, testing, and launch. Most custom projects are built on WordPress, with WooCommerce or Shopify when ecommerce is the better fit.
Yes. Our Launch-Ready Website option starts at $1,099 and is intended for smaller businesses that need a professional website without the scope of a larger custom build. You can see the current options and starting prices on our pricing page.
Yes. We redesign websites that look outdated, are difficult to use or manage, load poorly, or no longer represent the business properly. Depending on the existing setup, we may keep parts of the current website or rebuild it on a cleaner foundation. See our website redesign service.
Yes. We can rebuild or migrate websites from platforms such as Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, older WordPress setups, and custom systems. What can be transferred directly depends on the platform, so we review the existing website first and determine what should be migrated, rebuilt, or redirected.
Yes. We build and redesign ecommerce websites using WooCommerce and Shopify. That can include store structure, product pages, navigation, filtering, checkout, payments, integrations, mobile UX, and custom functionality.
Yes. We provide managed WordPress hosting with backups, updates, security, performance monitoring, and technical support. Hosting with us is optional, so you can also use your own hosting provider if you prefer.
Yes. A full redesign is not always necessary. We can work on existing websites that need speed improvements, technical SEO fixes, plugin or code issues, updates, migrations, maintenance, or ongoing technical support without rebuilding the entire site.
Yes. We design and develop custom WordPress websites around the business, content, and functionality the project actually needs instead of simply adapting an off-the-shelf theme.
Yes. We build custom post types, ACF systems, filters, forms, calculators, directories, memberships, dashboards, integrations, APIs, and custom functionality when standard plugins are not enough.
Yes. We use Elementor when it fits the project, extend it with our own Bravementor toolkit, and write custom WordPress code where standard solutions fall short. We choose the setup based on what the project actually needs.
Yes. We structure the WordPress admin and editable content around the people who will actually manage the website, so routine changes should not require a developer.
Yes. We can rebuild outdated WordPress websites, migrate content and functionality, and preserve important URLs and SEO value during the process. For larger redesign projects, see our Website Redesign service.
Yes. We build custom WooCommerce stores, checkout flows, product systems, integrations, and ecommerce functionality. See our WooCommerce Development service.
Yes. Performance, responsive development, clean site structure, technical SEO fundamentals, and Core Web Vitals are considered during the build rather than treated as problems to fix after launch.
Yes. We offer Managed WordPress Hosting as well as Website Maintenance & Optimization for updates, fixes, performance work, and ongoing development.
Yes. We design and develop custom WooCommerce stores around the products, content, checkout flow, and business requirements instead of relying only on a standard theme and default settings.
Yes. We can improve, redesign, troubleshoot, or extend an existing WooCommerce store without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Yes. We can migrate products, content, customers, orders, and other store data where the existing platform and setup allow it. We plan the migration carefully so important URLs and SEO value are not unnecessarily lost.
Yes. We can customize checkout flows, payment gateways, shipping methods, taxes, customer accounts, and store-specific rules when the default WooCommerce setup is not enough.
Yes. We build custom features, integrations, pricing logic, product functionality, account features, and other WooCommerce development that goes beyond standard plugins and settings.
Yes. We can optimize WooCommerce performance, including plugins, database queries, scripts, images, caching, and hosting-related bottlenecks.
Yes. We can handle updates, fixes, performance work, and ongoing development through our Website Maintenance & Optimization service.
Yes. Larger WooCommerce stores can also use our Managed WordPress Hosting plans with stronger resources and developer support.
A website redesign can affect search rankings, but our goal is to improve them. We preserve your existing SEO value while improving site structure, performance, content, and technical SEO to give your website a stronger foundation for long-term organic growth.
Yes. We redesign existing WordPress websites and can rebuild outdated layouts, navigation, content structure, functionality, and mobile experience while keeping WordPress as the platform.
Yes. We also redesign Shopify storefronts, including themes, product pages, collections, navigation, and mobile layouts. For larger Shopify projects, see our Shopify Development service.
No. We keep useful content where it still makes sense, improve what needs work, and remove or restructure content that is no longer helping the website.
Yes. If the rest of the website is working well, we can focus on specific pages, sections, or parts of the user experience instead of rebuilding everything.
Where URLs stay the same, we keep them. If a URL needs to change, we map the old page to the correct new page and add a permanent redirect so users and search engines do not hit broken links.
Yes. We can maintain and improve websites we didn’t build, including WordPress and Shopify websites. We first review the platform, existing code, hosting, and overall setup to understand what needs attention before making changes.
It can include WordPress updates, plugin and theme issues, content changes, bug fixes, performance work, technical SEO, forms, integrations, and smaller development tasks.
Yes. We review the website, hosting setup, plugins, scripts, images, caching, and other performance issues to find what is actually slowing it down.
Yes. We optimize websites to perform well in Google PageSpeed Insights and typically target scores above 85 on the agreed setup. The final score can still be affected by third-party apps, tracking scripts, hosting limitations, or changes made after launch.
Yes. We can fix redirects, broken links, sitemap issues, schema, metadata problems, indexing issues, duplicate pages, and other technical SEO problems.
Yes. You do not need an ongoing maintenance plan for every job. We can handle one-off fixes, troubleshooting, performance work, or smaller development tasks.
Yes. We can provide ongoing support for websites that need regular updates, fixes, improvements, and technical help over time.
No. We can maintain and optimize websites hosted elsewhere. If you also need managed WordPress hosting, we offer that separately.
Yes. You can submit a request through our Support page even if we did not build or host your website. We will review the issue first and send you the cost before any work begins.
Yes. We can move your existing WordPress website to our hosting and handle the migration with as little disruption as possible.
For standard WordPress websites, migration is usually included. Larger or more complex migrations may need to be quoted separately.
No. Your domain can stay with your current registrar. We can connect it to our hosting, or manage the domain for you if you prefer.
Yes. Business email is included for domains registered through us. Mailbox limits and storage depend on the hosting setup, and we’ll confirm the details before activation.
We investigate the hosting and the WordPress website itself, restore from backup when necessary, and fix the issue where possible instead of simply sending you back to another support team.
They can be used for small WordPress fixes, troubleshooting, plugin issues, minor content or layout changes, and similar technical work. Larger development tasks are quoted separately.
Yes. If your website outgrows its current setup, we can move it to a stronger hosting environment without requiring you to rebuild the website.
Yes. Smaller WooCommerce stores can run on our standard hosting setups, while larger stores with more traffic, products, or integrations are better suited to our Commerce plan.
Our custom WordPress websites start at $3,000. The final cost depends on the number of unique page layouts, content requirements, custom functionality, and integrations. For smaller business websites with simpler requirements, we also offer Launch-Ready websites starting at $1,099.
Our ecommerce websites start at $5,000. Pricing depends on the number of products, catalog structure, payment and shipping requirements, and any custom features or integrations. We develop online stores using both WooCommerce and Shopify.
Each proposal outlines the design, development, functionality, testing, and launch work included in your project. The exact deliverables depend on your requirements, so you’ll know what’s covered before development begins. You can also learn more about our development process.
Website development and ongoing hosting are priced separately unless stated otherwise in your proposal. We offer managed WordPress hosting with backups, updates, security monitoring, and technical support, as well as website maintenance and optimization for ongoing improvements.
Development time depends on the project’s size and complexity. A small business website with a defined scope generally takes less time than a custom WordPress platform or an ecommerce store with extensive functionality. We provide an estimated timeline after reviewing your requirements and confirming the project scope.
If you don’t need a fully custom website, our Launch-Ready websites start at $1,099. They’re designed for small businesses that need a professional WordPress website with a clearly defined scope. You can tell us about your project and budget, and we’ll help you determine whether Launch-Ready or a smaller custom project is the better fit.
We’ll prepare the first version of your website for review within 3 business days after your request is approved, your deposit is received, and we have the necessary information and materials. Revisions and final approval take place before publishing, so the final launch date may vary.
You can have up to 8 standard pages using the layouts available in your chosen design. If you need additional pages, unique layouts, or advanced functionality, we can provide a quote for the extra work.
Yes. We’ll add your logo, brand colors, images, text, and business information. You can personalize the existing design, but a complete redesign or custom layout isn’t included in the Launch-Ready price.
Tell us about your business, the products or services you offer, and anything you’d like visitors to know. You can upload your logo and provide existing images or content if available. We’ll use your business details to prepare the website and let you know if anything else is needed.
Absolutely. Your website runs on WordPress and uses Elementor, so you can update text, images, and supported page content yourself. You can also request help through our website support service.
We include basic on-page SEO setup, mobile-friendly layouts, and a search-friendly website structure. More extensive keyword research, content strategy, and ongoing SEO work are not included. Google rankings cannot be guaranteed.
Two rounds of revisions are included before publishing, within 30 days of receiving your first website version for review. These cover changes within the agreed design and scope. After launch, additional updates and functionality can be requested through our support service. For more complex requirements, explore our custom WordPress development.
After reviewing and approving your request, we’ll send a payment link for a 50% deposit ($549.50). We’ll then prepare your website and complete up to two rounds of revisions before final approval. The remaining $549.50 is due before publishing, along with annual hosting charges and domain registration fees if applicable.
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